WhaleWave

Based on the whale, one of the largest and heaviest animals to ever exist. Whales communicate through songs that can travel hundreds of miles underwater, making it one of the longest and most complex communication systems in the animal kingdom.

WhaleWave is made up of five wide divisions shaped like fins. These have an extremely pronounced forward tilt, creating deep wave-like contours on both the upper and lower sides.

Its design leaves the Ratchet completely exposed underneath, and among the BX lineup, it’s one of the heaviest Blades in the system.

WhaleWave is not an aerodynamic Blade, so its spin time is mid to low. However, its weight is so high that it makes up for this weakness by letting it hit brutally hard from both above and below.

From the top, it has strong crushing potential. That said, with the Ratchet so exposed, it’s super easy to burst, making tall combos a huge risk.

Hitting from below is where it really gets scary. Its waves and protrusions are extremely pronounced, to the point where they don’t just lift the opponent, they land direct, brutally damaging hits. Thankfully, its weight handles recoil well, making it viable in super aggressive and semi-aggressive attack combos.

It benefits a lot from erratic movement, turning it into a chaotic threat that can crush, lift, or strike from unexpected angles. It’s riskier than options like SharkScale, but its hits are so violent that, in the right hands, it can feel even more intimidating.

Its main weaknesses are low stamina and instability caused by concentrating weight toward the top. This can make it hard to control and vulnerable to knockouts if it gets hit from below. Keeping it at lower heights helps reduce this risk a lot.